The performances on 20 and 21 March are co-programmed with La rose des vents Scène nationale.
The performance on 24 March is co-programmed with Le Bateau Feu Scène nationale.
The performances on 20 and 21 March are co-programmed with La rose des vents Scène nationale.
The performance on 24 March is co-programmed with Le Bateau Feu Scène nationale.
It all began with Fado Batido, a tap dance once practised in Lisbon. Fascinated by the dazzling, sensual energy emanating from this forgotten art form, the duo Jonas&Lander decided to revive its spirit: and the result is exhilarating! On stage, five dancers, including one fado singer, and four musicians reinvent tradition with rhythm and intensity. Long live BATE FADO!
Concept, artistic direction: Jonas&Lander
Research: Jonas, Lander Patrick
Performers: Catarina Gonçalves, Jonas, Lander Patrick, Lewis Seivwright, Leo Souza
Bass: Yami Aloelela
Guitar: Tiago Valentim
Portuguese guitar: Bernardo Romão, Hélder Machado
Vocals: Jonas
Musical composition: Jonas&Lander
Music: Tiago Valentim
Lighting: Rui Daniel
Lighting technician: Bruno Santos
Sound: Filipe Peres
Set design: Rita Torrão
Costumes: Fábio Rocha de Carvalho, Jonas
Shoes: Gradaschi
Costume and set assistant: Fábio Rocha de Carvalho
Production management: Patrícia Soares
Production company: Associação Cultural Sinistra
Administration: Patrícia Duarte
Production: Sara Alexandra & André Filipe Neto
Distribution: Inês Le Gué
Photography: José Caldeira
Production: Sinistra – Associação Cultural.
Co-production: Belém Cultural Centre, Cine-Teatro Avenida, Gil Vicente Academic Theatre, Porto Municipal Theatre, Freiburg Theatre, O Espaço do Tempo – Montemor-o-Novo. Support for creation: Olga Cadaval Cultural Centre – Sintra, Victor Córdon Studios / OPART – Lisbon, Mala Voadora – Porto, Pro.dança – Lisbon. Research support: Leal da Câmara House Museum – Rio de Mouro, LIPA – Laboratory for Research into Artistic Practices at the University of Coimbra, Bordalo Pinheiro Museum – Lisbon. Company support: Portuguese Republic – Culture I DGARTES – Directorate-General for the Arts.
